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King Lear

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Shakespeare

 

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Dennis W

 

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January 21, 2017

 

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Since she truly loves him the most, she cannot bring herself to praise him falsely. Instead, she says “I love your majesty according to my bond, no more no less” (1.1.92-93). In this short dialogue between Lear and Cordelia, the word “nothing” is said four times. What’s notable is that each time it is said, it implies a different meaning...
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What’s notable is that each time it is said, it implies a different meaning. The purpose of this repetition is to show the audience its importance in the text and to make the ideas and imagery that go along with the word to be clear. By replying “nothing” when posed with the question of her love for Lear, Cordelia implies that there is nothing left to say since her sisters have already said all that there is to be said...
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